The progress of any town is the
•fruit of Its labor. Farmville is a
gnat town, a progressive town, and
one by which many others of tie
good State of North Carolina set
their From Farmville
payed roads wind out in every direction,
trains and buses whiz through,
the smoke from various plants curls
into clouds as constantly it got* onward
building more hopes, more
plants, more stores, more everything
thai is indicative of the progress of
a town.
As a very concrete evidence of the
progress of Farmville is the tobacco
edition which the Farmville buaina—
men send out just prior to the market
opening in a concerted effort to
bring the Farmville Tobacco Market,
its achievement and progress, before
the people, and to give notice of special
values which they have as market
opening specials.
For weeks the merchants here have
been planning this event and their
stores are full of lovely new fall
goods, practical merchandise of every
sort and of dependable quality at
prices that will astonish their customers,
prices far under their actual
value.
The weeks pass quickly, the summer
is about spent, the harvest
nearly over and with the first chill
breezes and falling leaves come the
'thoughts of fall improvements for
the home, the far 1 and the family
Wardrobes.
Farmville merchants have anticipated
these desires for improvements
at this season and are requesting
that farmers and citizens read their
advertisements in this issue, and
make first selections from their large
stocks of featured prices, which
thrifty buyers cannot afford to overlook.
Family wardrobes can be fiHed out
smartly with well tailored suits,
coats, dresses, hats and shoes at the
general and department stores, homes
can be modernized with new furnishings,
pantry and farm supplies
can be purchased at real savings, the
old car may be repaired, or a new
one purchased,- the gas tank filled,
your insurance premiums paid, beauty
service enjoyed, prescriptions refilled,
clothes cleaned, etc., etc., etc.
tfonTt exceptional values wUl mark
their fall business. jfll
Firms oooperating is presenting the
tobacco market to Um public in this
ijftfal edition, and cheerfully giving
their support to the warehousemen
of their fcustomers-and prospects with
a special message Just prior to the
opening an listed below. j|ggf§9|
In return for their interest widenced
in this way, the editor wishes
to urge that the individual advertisements
of these <irms be read carefully
and that they fee given special
consideration in the matter of patronage.
The list of advertiser* who made
this 'issue of The Farmville Enterprie
a reality and supported the effort
to get news of the Tobacoo Market
Opening and the facilities of the
Market before the eyes of 6,000 people
in Eastern North Carolina, is as
follows:
The Bank of Farmville, B. ft W..
Chevrolet Co., Belk-Tyler, 'Bonnie's
Cafe, Briley Oil Co., Hadley' Bryan's
Service Station, Bulluck's Shoe Repair
Shop. •
Can's Grocery, Naesif Cannon,
Centre Hardware Co., Chamber of
Commerce and Merchants Association,
City Drug Co., Colonial Ice Co*
Commercial Insurance Co.
Eaaon Brothers Service Center.
Farmville Adv. Service, Farmville
Blacksmith and Machine Shop, Farmville
Funeral Home, Farmville Furniture
Co., Farmville Implement Co.,
Farmville Laundry ft Cleaners, Farmville
Oil A Fertilizer Co., Farmville
Retail Lumber Yard.
J. H. Harris ft Son.
Knott's Warehouses.
R. O. Lang, Lewis ft Lsmg, M.
Liles, Royster Agent, Lottie's Beauty
Shop.
Mizelle Electric Co., Modlin's Market
and Produce Co., Monk's Warehouses,
Moore's Service Station, D.
R. Morgan's Jewelry Store. '
The "97" Shop.
Paramount Theatre, R A. Parker
Motor Co., Pecan Grove Dairy, Pender's,
Pitt County Insurance Agency,
Pollard Auto Co.
Rollins' Cleaners ft Dyers, Rose's
5-10-26c Store.